Does the gum affect the flavor?

Answer 1

No Because the artificial flavoring of gum is always constant. Gum Contains a subtance called visco-elaticity which means it can be strecthed. Gum is made up of long entangled molecules and as you chew your saliva is able to get between the molecules and detangle them putting them side by side (strecthing them)

Answer 2

Nope not usally i have had a peice that is huge and the flavor was good at first but then it was tastless in seconds. But then i have had the smallest little peice like a crumb and and it lasted quite awhile its not really the size its mor of the company who makes it.

Answer 3

It isn't necessarily the brand of gum that affects the length of flavor, but rather the ingredients used in the gum. For example, Stride gum seems to have quite a long lasting flavor due to the use of mannitol sweeteners.

Answer 4

yes if theres no more juice in the gum than yes if not than no

Answer 5

Yes. The more gum, the bigger the bubble can become.

Answer 6

yes it does because the weight has to do with everything

Answer 7

yes it has more flavor

Answer 8

no